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#2 Oliver Reck (177 clean sheets)
Former German goalkeeper and Bundesliga veteran Oliver Reck made his debut playing for Kickers Offenbach in 1983. After two seasons with the club, Weder Bremen signed the talented goalkeeper in 1985 and was the club where Reck would spend a majority of his playing career.
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The German played second fiddle to Oliver Khan in the national side but was part of the nation's triumph in Euro 1996. A multiple Bundesliga winner in 1887-88 and 1992-93, Reck was a key figure for Bremen during his 13 years at the club.
In 1998, the German opted to leave Bremen for Schalke where he enjoyed a fruitful five seasons, winning two German Cups. He is the current manager of German side Kickers Offenbach who play in the fourth tier of German football.
The German kept 177 clean sheets in 471 Bundesliga appearances during his 20-year career and is second on the all-time clean sheets list behind Oliver Kahn.
